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love it so much! carousels are some of my absolute favorite ponies!
Hi there, thank you so much.
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The pole is actually an old paint brush, I sanded it down and attached to a wooden stand that was lazer cut into a fall leaf pattern, I spray painted the stand black and the edges Pearl purple. I made the lantern from apoxy plastic in moulds and carefully added the candle inside.
I just adore how you take a beat up pony and make them amazing. I love carousel ponies, too! You do absolutely awe inspiring work so intricate and gorgeous. My daughter is in pottery and they're been doing lots of hand sculpting, now that she's seen yours she wants to try a pony. You can't bake a pony though, so I told her some research was required.
Everytime I see one of your customs my jaw drops. I recently started my custom journey and I hope to be half as good as you one day! I adore the halloween ones you have made recently. This is such a cook idea. I love how it has one wing one bone wing makes me think of like a broken down carousel...too neat! The little pumpkins are amazingly and I love the shade of purple too. Such a work of art.
Thank you so much. I use apoxie sculpt for my sculpting, it works well with water and air drys within an hour or so- it comes in two parts that need mixing together, you can use a little at a time. Or you can buy sculpey or fimo which I have used before on ponies, just leave the ponies in the oven for as little time as possible… like few minutes so they don’t melt. Or like the roses I make, I sculpt them with fimo and cook them in the over separately from the pony. Hope that helps
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I’ve heard that you can also “cook” small amounts of sculpey with boiling water too, rather than putting it in the over. I’m not sure if it really works thoughThank you so much. I use apoxie sculpt for my sculpting, it works well with water and air drys within an hour or so- it comes in two parts that need mixing together, you can use a little at a time. Or you can buy sculpey or fimo which I have used before on ponies, just leave the ponies in the oven for as little time as possible… like few minutes so they don’t melt. Or like the roses I make, I sculpt them with fimo and cook them in the over separately from the pony. Hope that helps
